MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL - Metropolitan Airports Commission Executive Director Jeff Hamiel welcomed Southwest Airlines' announcement today that it is adding service between MSP and Phoenix.
"Southwest Airlines has only operated at MSP sin
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Public invited to moose symposium
Tue, Apr 27th, 2010
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A combination of challenges are ganging up on Minnesota's sensitive moose populations - warming temperatures, changes in precipitation, increased varieties of diseases and parasites, and changes in predator populations. Are we watching the end of Minnesota's moose era?
Join notable scientists at a public symposium to learn the latest research on this iconic mammal June 24, 3 - 8 p.m., at the Backus Community Center in International Falls.
University of Minnesota ecologist Lee Frelich will start with an overview of how climate change can affect forests. The presentations that follow will cover topics such as how climate change can affect moose population trends in Minnesota and Ontario, moose diseases and parasites, and moose research in Voyageurs National Park and Isle Royale National Park.
"We are excited to have this event in International Falls," said Steve Windels, terrestrial ecologist for Voyageurs National Park and symposium co-organizer. "This really presents a unique opportunity for anyone with an interest in moose or wildlife to learn about moose from experts from Minnesota, Ontario, and Michigan."
The symposium is free and open to the public. Symposium cosponsors are the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association and the Voyageurs National Park Association. Please visit www.nrri.umn.edu/moose, www.mndeerhunters.com, or www.voyageurs.org for a complete list of speakers and topics. An order form for a soup and sandwich dinner ($12.00) is available on the websites.
Backus Community Center is located at 900 - 5th Street, International Falls, MN 56649. for more information contact the Natural Resources Research Institute at 218-720-4294 and ask about the moose symposium.
Join notable scientists at a public symposium to learn the latest research on this iconic mammal June 24, 3 - 8 p.m., at the Backus Community Center in International Falls.
University of Minnesota ecologist Lee Frelich will start with an overview of how climate change can affect forests. The presentations that follow will cover topics such as how climate change can affect moose population trends in Minnesota and Ontario, moose diseases and parasites, and moose research in Voyageurs National Park and Isle Royale National Park.
"We are excited to have this event in International Falls," said Steve Windels, terrestrial ecologist for Voyageurs National Park and symposium co-organizer. "This really presents a unique opportunity for anyone with an interest in moose or wildlife to learn about moose from experts from Minnesota, Ontario, and Michigan."
The symposium is free and open to the public. Symposium cosponsors are the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association and the Voyageurs National Park Association. Please visit www.nrri.umn.edu/moose, www.mndeerhunters.com, or www.voyageurs.org for a complete list of speakers and topics. An order form for a soup and sandwich dinner ($12.00) is available on the websites.
Backus Community Center is located at 900 - 5th Street, International Falls, MN 56649. for more information contact the Natural Resources Research Institute at 218-720-4294 and ask about the moose symposium.
Southwest Airlines Adds Service Between Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and Phoenix
Tue, Apr 27th, 2010
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New Minnesota Teacher of the Year to be named Sunday, May 2
Tue, Apr 27th, 2010
Posted in State of Minnesota
Posted in State of Minnesota
St. Paul, Minn., April 27, 2010 - The 2010 Minnesota Teacher of the Year will be named this Sunday, May 2. Amber Damm, 2009 Teacher of the Year, will name her successor at the annual Teacher of the Year banquet at The Northland Inn in Brooklyn Park.
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STATE PATROL RECOGNIZES HEROIC CITIZENS; TROOPER OF THE YEAR
Thu, Apr 22nd, 2010
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Posted in State of Minnesota
ST. PAUL - Four Minnesotans who pulled a driver out of a vehicle submerged in a pond and another citizen who went through flames to save an injured driver whose vehicle caught fire were among those recognized by the State Patrol on Tuesday, April 20,
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High school students, legislators and climate leaders give a thumbs up to clean energy at the State Capitol to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day
Wed, Apr 21st, 2010
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Posted in State of Minnesota
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA - Students from across the state will gather in the Rotunda at the Minnesota State Capitol this Earth Day to talk about actions they're taking to reduce the carbon footprints of their schools. They'll be sharing the microphone w
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Recession Continues Pushing Rents "Out of Reach" in Minnesota Counties
Wed, Apr 21st, 2010
Posted in State of Minnesota
Posted in State of Minnesota
St. Paul, MN (April 21, 2010) - As the recession drags on, families struggle to make ends meet, with rents unaffordable across the state. A just-released national report says that a 2-bedroom apartment remains beyond the means of Minnesota's average
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Applications open for Minnesota high school bands to play in 2010 University of Minnesota homecoming parade
Wed, Apr 21st, 2010
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Posted in State of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (4/20/2010) - The University of Minnesota is inviting high school bands from around the state to be a part of the U of M's prestigious Homecoming Parade and perform to over 20,000 viewers! The Homecoming Committee is currently
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Minnesota D.A.R.E. Partners with St. Cloud Hospital/CentraCare's Recovery Plus
Wed, Apr 21st, 2010
Posted in State of Minnesota
Posted in State of Minnesota
St. Cloud, MN Area- Minnesota D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), Inc. has partnered with St. Cloud Hospital's Recovery Plus to expand prevention programming in the St. Cloud area. "Bringing prevention and treatment together to share resource
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Local Truckers Invited to Learn About Important New Regulations
Wed, Apr 21st, 2010
Posted in State of Minnesota
Posted in State of Minnesota
Local Truckers Invited to Learn About Important New Regulations
The Minnesota Trucking Association (MTA) Safety Council will host five
simultaneous seminars across the state to educate attendees on CSA 2010.
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The Minnesota Trucking Association (MTA) Safety Council will host five
simultaneous seminars across the state to educate attendees on CSA 2010.
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